. (t mitfroa f imnsra. ' F,HlHi8CR. 1 A. r RID AT. J 11.18. "l.OCAI, AND t-KKHONAU i fsX-fay Lrfcau W'i Id 1 - ' i T-a'.l i.W.rii "J'.'"".? eSint' more we win Mad the the pr'c "".."ih. PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE, -or.i.rie CHOICE HTOItlES rttlrr aa Flrae-Tlass Llteratare rertbe Knter Uliat,lmtrietli Hicoiriffmllt 4 Iuselratrea ef TftR HOUR CmCf.sK. t-e-iil and tntcrestlnr articles on Hovs I.irE, HiALTHand Hoaa Hv5fMT. Interesting Sterlao and Taluallo articles tor V-K-ther with a eolamn of WIT AB HIMOK. caking a flrnt las inairazlna far all ho tajpj ,r i' (MOI AJtn I, IV M,Y, ar approbate the TRV F AND HkAl' riFI'L In literature. fleth ln but the BRIGHTEST GEMS are e.ltnltted Into In wlunini. We will alto fend Rsiiie ptJ) to each subscriber at abore prte. nrt (AB TO I.ARtiF.! rpnn OU hroinee I A Cavroeuoe lIlLL. Tli f e I'hmmoj re from separate, unique and ecu'it'ful designs. They are new and very attract Ito. I be moat mquiiille premlunn erer odisred. Tl y lire not aheap pictures. tuf bnrht. cheerlul s,,j raallv artistic derlf ns Sen " In y i.ur or.lcr. tj.-nsw n'mr sabterlirtlons and secure these mu- C'ont promiaros, witn wniun to ueaumj juur aieacf. jinrcss UaJlnnlA utr.iu 1.1, LuLititOKf, Pa. liei . 'l"lar and the Otti-r I'laoe. Dried sweet corn for sale at Barkors. Huy at the "Sugar Bowl" an get big fcarSHinS. Nice canned egg plums at Barkers'. Mr. Cclestine Wair took the iron clad ct!i as Deputy Sheriff on Wednesday. Mnrrefat peas, canned, at Barkers'. -Sheriff Luther's first official pronuncia niento appears in our paper to-day. Canned corn, cheapest, at Barkers'. Now Is the time to buy good at the Snaar Howl." Such bargains are not offer ed st any other store in Khenubarz. ''anned fruit of all kind at Barkers'. You can buy many articles at the ''Su it sr. Bowl" at ot. T heart goods must and will he sold. Call and examine. AH kinds of canned goods at Birkers. Will T. Montelns, Mt. Carniel, Ta.. says: Tlrnwir, Iron Bitters thoroughly cured rue cl irdigpstion and eeneral debility." ColtB need a little of Barker's powders. TheAltoona TrVmne can have the bloom- ; lng pansies, but we object to the moving . East Cooemaugh over into Blair Cfmnty. Have you one of Barkers' almanacs? riThe Srarlet, Carrlinal Bed, Old Gold, Jlav Blue, eal Brown, Diamond Dyes gives perfect results. Any fashionable color, 10 CtliU. New cacned apples for 6ale at Barkers'. The firm of Sechler & Kittell, attorneys nt law, this place, ceased to exist on the 1st lnt. Notice next week. Both gentlemen have our best wishes in the new deal. Cheapest canned tomatoes at Barkers'. Mr. Celestine Blair, socond son of ex SherliT Blair, of this place, is doinp. clerical duty for Cambria's nv Sher.tT. Celestine is a neat penman and fair accountant. Canned siring beans, cheap, at Barkers'. Another reduction in bread and cakes at the "Sugar Bowl." special arrangements will be made with parties who desire to buy bread and cakes. Call and get price. Canned pumpkins, for pies, at Barkers'. Application is to bo made to the Legisla ture now in session to have the hoard of Poor Directors of Westmot eland county alo!i-hed and their duties transferred to the County Commissioners. Don't forget to buy canned goods at Bar kers'. The MeVeytown Journal thinks that a doe show might be sucpssfnlly held in that place, l'essibly so, but MeVeytown had bet ter learn how to hold " Cooney " before it indulges in canine carnivals. The best dried currants, cheap, at Bar kers'. 'mmcilman T. I. MeKiernan.of Altoona, Li- recently returned from a trip to Salt Lake City, made, we presume, in the Inter st of the" P. K. B., of which l.e is one of the Best trusted and indiiienaible employes. Largest stok of canned goods Rt Barker-'. A young lady ranted Daily, a school ten l'er at Curwinsville, Clearfield county, w struck by a falling tree ar.d instantly killed, un Wednesday of last week, while waiKing on the public road near that place. The most canned goods for ?1 at Bar kors'. John Owens. Iliiih street, has something to hrnj about this week. It Is his Hour, said to he the best brand ever seen in Kbonsburg. Fur sale by the sack or barrel. His line of groceries, such as coffee, ten, sugar, etc., is unsurpassed. Call and see liiui. Have you seen the canned goods at Bar kers' '.' Mrs. James Mason, wife of the Superin tendent of the Pennsylvania Gas Coal Co., at Manor Station, Westmoreland county, hung herself on last Tuesday morning. She had beeu ill for a long time, and temporarily le-it her mind in consequence. Kieslt Turkey prunes just received at Barkers'. A sleighing party comprising fifteen couples, all young and hailing from Jackson tnwttMiin and Last Conemauch, "tripped the up. t fantastic"' at the Blair House, tlis place l on last Tuesday night one of the coldest i l'Khts, by tlie way of tlio winter. New stix'k canned giXKlj just received at Barkers'. We hasten to retract our say last week hunt p!u hats in connection with the New Yir c;i!ls of the Owl Club. There was OLly one plug hat in the crowd, and It i-n't large enough to go around. The c:l er plucs must have been in our eyes. -FWkers' horse and cattle powders are the tiest. C. T. Roberts, High street nn iinl v ptl ciei ss, watches and jewelry t) a j hidUnVv o arv dealer in these parts, but his display wli.tcr l.aLs and boots: suitable for ail clauses. 'it ho excel,ed"anywhere. He gives no c':roin.s, hut he gives what la better satis iaitio'.i always. Prune, currants, raising and citron at Barkers'. -,v" regret to sav that the condition of o lie ll,.,lry, eldest son of Mrs. Margaret Henry, wti.e serious injury as the result of a .i.i M, te sone steps at the Catholic ci iin-.. on Now Year's morning, is very far i hurvlay noon. - nave monev Barkers", yjur canned goods at --Profhonntory Gate and Captain Ed. J V ZpJ,JPYrf tha m,in to be congratulated Barke-V aDlt je,Iow 0ftnned peachea at Te ,Rr' niViniu"'- H,8h ,tr"t' Ebenshurg. . -r. M.urg to-morrow, ror this reason 'nut to show one and all the most inag "it display of clocks, watches r, t. rv"ver brought to Ebensburg. Everything l! " r si'e and for sale very cheap. -Dried r.ech. annia nn,t rtriM -r . ! Enrkerv ' i Hers f,.4 'Btor Bona, of this district, being an tvrw,, has been mad chairman of the ytirn twe on Tnblic Printing, and has also "'l chosen a member of the following JC'I committees : Pension and Gratuities, i- a-d Mining, and Public Buildings. II'!'is committees have not yt Deen '-'flounced. -Vour horses will thrive with Barker's Fui1(ts r Tlie fi.rtner board of Directors for the "ti.bria County Mutual Fire Insurance U r?.r-v w"re re-elects! last Monday, viz: . '' , '. 'H'ie, John A. P.lair, Henry Prit- JM,n Lloyd. Wm. M. Jones, John I. ( '"v 1 lionioa nr:tr,th tj t' : . .... . t i "iiiiiiiii 11. Alimrnii. UUMil t,'J Pckages of Barker's bore powder ir-":?' J"hn McN'evin and Mich'l Yea- fcv , , '. ua ,lave J"t parted company (,., I;a 1 """sent as manufacturers of tin, i Mint-iron ware and dealers In taiilT,, ir. V rpi .... : a Me t ' fl,'W;nrin gentlemen anywhere ' ' . 1"VB nanied, an.l we trust that i :. v : """ always be tJie ways of ixve, ' " . 1 ll'li.l.orit.. a I -' iLJ , a son and dauirri- J'ing tne rpiwiiMi-n w.rtn .- . : 'I10-- T :e ,tet S;J somctbing about f-'-, H -aj?r' "' Pan't Hamphrey-ly .i the aforesaid ditty Just now Barkers' hate peaches, plums, pump- narseta u iBr ! rl.in layer. Va d peaches, dried apples, Lon don layer, Valencia ana seeding raiting, canned" ttk1, French and Turkey prnn as, tarrh. Trn starch, 'barley, oatmeal, cracked wheat, rniase meat, syrup, New Orleans mo!asHs. Tineear, eta., etc., at the ".Sugar Bowl," and will be sold at bottom prices. -TTor, r.eed Barker's harse aad cattle rowders. . The Cambria House in tnls place will be j sold over aeain, or at least offered for sale, ! at nuhlic titrtw tn.rartmiw iMtnrniTl ar- tomvin nr. 1 nVlock. Messrs. Andrew and 1 peier Uutwald, who purchased It conjointly at the first sale, having withdrawn their bid because they could not eret possession on the first of neict April, as they seem to have an ticipated. Reus will lay more egirs with Barker's powders. -Our genial little friend R. II. Thomp- -..whjJor the past elpht month, ha, boe servingtue Traveling pu'i nc witn grace a-na dignity as mannaer of Miat Inrse and ele gant new hotel, the Puk Hon", at Oir wenivtlle, of which Mrs T. j V--.V-imara Is proprietress, tarried in t' land of his nativ ity hereaway from Friday evening until Monday afternoon. Parkers' can save money for you on can ned goods. McDonald, Loretto.'pf lis 10 lbs. brown sugar tor f l.oo ; 8 lbs. whit su.rar. i oo : h lbs. green coffee, ?1 00 : G lbs i'-t roasted coffee, SI. 00 ; 4 lioxes esseif cuff Id cts : 4 papers sola. 10 cts. ; S lbs o-. meal, 25 Cts.-; 3lbS. hominy, 2. cts. ; 4 'bs 'vuli'V.25 ect. : 3 lbs. rice, 2.1 cts I)i ,d anries, peaches, prunes, raisins and currants at equally low prices. Boy one dollar's worth of canned goods at Barkers'. At nn election held in this plnoo nn Tnes day last the following naiw-1 (nt ""-en were chosen as ofllr-ers of the V'n-t -- nrr and Cressoti Railroad Co : rresith nf, . A. Barder ; Directors, Wistar Morris II -nry Walsh, N. P. Shortridge. Strickla" I Knen-ss, Thomas Davis, Richani .Tonps. Kd. .lames, F. II. Barker. Abel Movd. Thomas (iriffitb, George Huntley, J. I Wethereli. Feed your stock Barkers' horse and cat tle powders. Fx Deputy Sheriff D. II. Kinkead. of this place, has secured the position of d.' ping clefk at the Gautier wire works. J.i'in towti, and will enter on the disrhnrge of his dnties on Monday next. His family, i nw ever, wiM remain here until Sprina Il trv will fill the bill to perfection, and if elne at tention to business availeth anet.t he N bound to go up higher in the "sweet by and by." Do you know who sells the cheapest canned goods ? f n Tuesday last, the assignees of Ym. M. Lloyd sold to Dr. C. S. Baker, of Blair coitnty.one of the mortgagees, what is known a' Mr. Lloyd's "homestead " property con sisting of nineteen acres of ground and the Mansion house, for the sum of ?.";, V.7. The assignees sale was then adjourned until Msv 15th, when the will offer for sale all the unimproved land situate in several of the WeKtern States Try Barkers' one dollar assortment of canned goods. Brother Trout, of the Lewistown Fret Pre, rushed in upon us very unexpectedly between trains en Wednegdav last. He was rn his way " over the hill to tbe poor house," but. we are glad to say that he didn't stay there it may be because they wouldn't keep him, he being out of his bailiwick. Be flint as it may, he came here huncry enough 1o bite at a fiv Trout like and went away with a full stomach not from the poor house, but th Lloyd House. Your cows will give more milk with Bar ker's powders. We neglected to note the fact last week that the County Commissioners have reap pointed Mr. Wrn. IT. McMnllen a clerk and M. I) Kittell. Esq., as counsel. Mr. McM. lias the reputation of being one of the most efficient incumbents of that position the Commissioners' office has ever known, and as for our friend "Don" well, everybody recognize, his worth and so we will say no mote about it. The respective salaris are ?t;oo and S200 per year. Barkers' have apples, tomatoes, leorn. i peas and beam. ' Unbidden guests are often weleom ! et when thev are gone " Disease Is an nn- bidden guest which Kidney-Wort almost j Invariably "shows the door." Here is a case j in noint : "Mother has recovered," wrote an j Illinois g'rl to her Eastern relative,. "She j took bitters for a long time but without any good. So when she heard of the virtues of , Kideev-Wort she got a oox and it completely cured her. so that she can do at much work , nsw as she could before wo moved West. Since she got well every one about here Is ; taking it." Still in the lead the Lem. Davis horse and cattle powder. Cambria county has got away with two prettv good things at Harrisburg', Lem. Da vis, Esq , of this place, who is a good Repub lican and an earnest, eincient partisan, hav- j ing been elected Sergeant at-Arms of the . State Senate, and Capt. Wm. Linton, of Summitville, chosen superintendent of the J pasting and folding brigade of the Demo- : cratlc House a position accorded him by acclamation. We congratulate both eentle- ' men on their success, and more especially do we concratulato our fellow townsman, Mr. Davis, who would have had a poor show for the "posish" if a Sergeant-at-Legs instead of a Sereeat-at-Arm, had been demanded. 3T0,000 packages of Rarker's horse and eattle powder sold In 1883. Work on the new armory progresses. j The heater will be put in position and be tn working order ten days from date. This lob is in the nature of a sub-contract, and is being well and faithfully done by Mr. Jease Bolsinger. for Mr. Parrlsh, the contractor. About two weeks from date the plasterers. Messrs. Hughes and Evans, will begin work, t The institution, as we understand it from : Mr. W. C. Williamson, the active member of j the building committee, Is to have the build ,n ready for cupancy about the first of June next. The bonded Indebtedness Is now wnicn sura win uo increaaea a couple of thousand dollars more. As an en tirety, the armory will oost 9,000, which urn does not Include the furniture. Joseph Mills and William Culbert, the former charged with rape and the latter with stealing cows, attempted to escape from the county jail on Wednesday evening by the use of a little stratagem. They fixed up the cots in their cells so as to create the irupres ion fat tnpV were occupied, and then hid II from which thev umu uii'ir way nin uio uumuui nuw uicm to the jfti yard, with the nope, no aouot, ot tocale tbe wait 1urin the a search was Instituted and they were found hidden In the pig pen. It l needless t. say that thev wore speedily remanded to their - I J . J . L. - t n.nlr.1. ..Ill '"'i quariers, auu mm sw.ui wa.u c kept on their movements hereafter. -Mr. F. A. Thomp.on Is i postmaster at nemlock (Lilly's station), this county, and l..k..., . .t.n.tlUi.ma naiw On last I Friilav niuht his establi6hmnt was broken iF, i"ip - -Y.. r i Into and dry goods, clothing, b.jots. shoet ' and other articles, valued in all at one hun dred dollars, were carried off. Several reg istered letters and a number of postage stamps were also taken. Entrance was ef fected by the burglars removinga large pane of glass from a window, thus affording easy access to the store room. Th building is situated In close proximity to the Pennsyl vania railroad, and It Is supposed the bur glary was committed by tramps. All towns along the railroad were notified by telegraph of the robbery, but as yet we have not heard of anv arrests having been made. Mrs. Kmma Robb. of Johnstown, Is the poasesior of a queer old clock about foar years ago it retired from the ticking business and was never wound again, being regarded as entirely useless. While the membere of thi household were gathered in the hitting rnom on Tuesday afternoon of last week, the wheels of the old clock began to move and eleven separate and distinct strokes were sounded. After that effort ceased the clock once more relapsed Into sombre silence. In a very short lime a message was received by Mrs. Robb informing hor that her sister-in -law, who resides in Bleirsville, was at the point of dead, and that if she desired to see ner alive she should at once hasten to her bedside. Mr. Robb thooght of the clock's strange performance and then of the mes sage, and the coincidence, produced a deep Impression upon her mind. It undoubtedly is very singular, to say the least, A Ian, I And e r n .IE.Ia n f n , . mountain In Westmoreland county came I down Thursday last on a log cabin occupied ; by Thomas Johnson and his family, the hus- barni ann ratner neing absent on a huuting ! expedition at the time, and crushed his wife and two children to death. When Johnson : returned In the evening he was horrified to '' find a mass of snow, stone and timber occu pying the place where his cabin had stood, and being unable to remove the debris hiro .self within a reasonable time, he hurried off to the nearest settlement for assistance. Four or five strong nien came to his aid and worked with a will until midnight before the roof of the cabin came In sight. It was partly crushed and the single room, in one corner of which Ms wife aDd children were found crushed and lifeless, was half fiilnd with earth and stones. Johnson is nearly distracted over his terrible bereavement. From the Altoona Tribune of Monday last we leara thai Mr. Urban Adelman, a German employed in the P. R. R v.n 'a foundry In that cttT, lost four of his family from that terrible scourge diphtheria, within one ahort -week. His children were five in number three hoys and two eirls. On Tues day of last week, liosaima, aced 5. years and 3 months, died ; on the following Friday another of the children was carried off, and on the next morning two more lay cold in death. Two of the latter j whom was about nine months old, and the I other a daughter, aged 7 years. The f mural vl ""r wi piace on Sunday, their re mams being interred in tbe cemetery of t. Mary's German Catholic church. Tire only remaining child, a boy 10 or 12 vpts old, was also attacked with the dreadful disease, ane although he was still livine on Monday, his life was dnspaired of. ;od pity and comfort the bereaved ones in their over whelinine affliction. i v"" nn 'Z " W -B ,U 1 ,T l i Satn , ft few niiI from JnlinotTPr Tfl 'Irt rn l-ur way Home wa ftttnrkcrl jv n man wl sprang out of a thicket on the rotd side, ! knocked down and outraged, Vi-r clothes ' were nearly all torn off, and hefori he reach ! ed home she was almost fro7n to -lenfh. Tor some reason suspicion r-.-.t.d on .Teoli Mills, who was tried at .lime session- 'it this ; county last year for attempting in out i i a little girl on the public road in Com manga ! township, and escaped conviction liv a c'oe ! shave. Mills left Johnstown on last F iday evening for Pittsburgh, and from something i said by birr, to a coup'e of his fi jends before going, imer or j'oiiee Harris was senr in pursuit of him on Sunday morning, and sue eeeded in finding his man at tbe home of a friend of his named Finney, who formerly resided in Johnstown. He was brought laek ; to Johnstown by Officer Harris, and on , Monday morning, when taken to the office of Justice Putledge tnd confronted by Miss Bowman, was identified by her as the man 1 who had committed the outrage. In default of furnishing (l,ooo security the accused was bronaht here on Tuesday and lodged in the ' county jail. The creditors of William M. Lloyd met ! at the Logan House. Altoona. on Thursday of last week. In obedience to a eal! Issued by the Assignees. A bout one hundred creditors I were present. Mr. N. W. Shafer. of Pitts- j burgh, Register in Bankruptcy, presided over ! the deliberations. The report of the Assign- ! ees showed a balance of money m their bands i of S:t8.:ra.lfl, and that about ?21.oof) is due, j but not yet collected. After reserving a I certain amount of the cash on hand for the I purpose of meeting claims of Lloyd, Ilamil- j ton & Co., of New York, and claims of other ! parties now in dispnfe, a dividend of 5 per cent, was declared. There have been three j meetings of tl.e creditors for the purpose of i declaring dividends, and including the ona j declared last weekthetotal dividends amount to 20 per cent. The great nulk of the bank rupt's property lias been sold, and the Al toona Trifiunf, to which we are Indebted for the foregoing facts, states that the assignees "assure us that there will be fnrther divi dends, though how much ..r when they can't tell." There will be no meeting of ereditors again until the Assignees call them together. - . . TWENTY 1TARS A (iRKAT KCFFEItFIt from. Constipation. Had swallowed a half bushel of Pills, and drank over a barrel of Cathartic and Laxative slops. Had tried every Patent Medicine recommended in such cases, and had been treated bv all the very best rihvsieians in Philadelphia", and was fin ally told by her eonauiting physicians that she was nowtixi weak fr.rf 'athartic Medicine and that she mustdie. She then took Manti iin anrt was cured. See 31 page of the "Ills of Life." Get the book from your Druggist or address Dr. Ilartman, Osborn, O.. for one. An Ai.i i.of.d Faith Ct rf. in TIi'ntino-PON- Coi-nty The Huntingdon Isral Xvs states that the citizens of Alexandria and Petersburg, in that county, are greatly excl- . ted ovi r toe mtracnon cife bv faith of I Mr. John P Neff. aged about 25 years, who j had been badly crippled with inflammatory j rheumatism for fourteen years. His friends j opened a correspondence with Mrs James ! Mil'er, who formerly lived in Huntingdon ! rnnntv, but who is now a resident of Tower I Tlill TMin.ii. on, I o. 1 mne'ti, ti.L r.ith i,ii. V ' ' ' .Mr. errs case was also brought to the at tention of Miss .In, Id, the leader of the fa'th meeting.-, in Buffalo. N. Y. On Thursday morning of last week a letter wns received from htir to th" effect that at eight o'clock that evening Mr. Neff would be the subject of prayer. Word was sent to the neighbors and friends, and at the appointed" hour about forty or fifty persons, believers and unbeliever, gathered at his mother's resi dence about a mile from Alexandria, to wit ness the result Mr. Neff was present, and shortly after eight o'clock he arose, threw awny his crutches, walked around the room nimaios; nanus wiin an, nni oegau talking in a very eloquent manner, Mr. Neff believes ! nis cure will lie permanent, and the v.. states that on Friday and Saturday last he walked without the use of his crutches, the effect of walking producing no other effect than some soreness in his limbs. The case is certainly a remarkable one. - - - - URAPF. CF I.TFRE AI PORT WIJTE. Mr. A. Speer. of New Jersey, one of the lneneed, Vt a 'few win Uge. "mail way n nmke ir, rr.,.1, l, ""'7" yi and other fruits neUrnr",S b,ack,rr.e8, "nevard V-"T VXtfttrt i?ape w ineP made" and ttiih.ii ciirinisiH ami pnvsicians say rivals the world for its beneficial effects on weakly and aged parsons, and consumptives. For ai by E. James, Ebenaburg. Mr. rinlip Sanders, of Munster town ship, was unfortunate enough to lone his pocket-book containing forty six dollars and valuable papers somewhere between Loretto and Chest Springs, on Saturday, Dec. 2Sd A reward of ten dollars wi'l be paid to any person returning the pocket-book and Its contents, and we trust that the findfcr will not fail to do so, as Mr. S. Isnn honest hard working man who can illy afford to bear the loss. ftWIMTfl.FRM ARR04A. If any one has represented that we are in any wav Interested In any bogus bitter or stuff with the word "Hops" in their name cheating honest folk, or that we will pay any of their bills or debts, they are frauds anJ swindlers, and the victims should nuti- in i ana pay only the bills genuine 113B Ullters-. the nurnvt mil best medicine on earth. HOF BlTTKHS MAWt FACTUHlHa CO, Mr. G. A. Klnlread is agent in this place for the following first class and strictly reli able insurance companies : Protection Mu tual of Cambria county: Nor'h America and . ' Kire Association, both of Philadelphia North British and ifercant.ilc. of I mdrm ,U V.V 9nhuTfl . QUPPr,t of ijjvPrp0n, anr Lon . standard Fire Office, of London : Travelers5 t-. . . ""' ' i'lviurs i. lie ana Accinenr, insurance Comnanv of Hartford, Conn., and the Equitable Life As surance Society, ot New York. A 6EXERAL STAMPr.E, Never was such a rush made for any drug store as Is now at E. James' Drugstore Eb ensburg, for n trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds All nersons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs or any affection of the Throat and Lun"s can get a Trial Bottle of this great remedy free by calling at above drug store. Adjocrked Assjowes's Sale. James J. Kaylor, Esq.. Assignee of Joseph Burgeon! will offer twenty acres ef land, all cleared and feneed, with a two story frame house and frame stable thereon erected, nt an lourned sale to b held on Wednesday, Feb 7, 1PS3. at 2 r. . Terms of sale : One-third in nana, ana tne balance in one year, interest, to be secured by bond, ete. lth WOMAN AMD HER IMAEAP1F.N is the title of a large Illustrated treatise, by Dr. R. V. Pierc. Buffalo. N. Y.,sent to aDy address for thre stamps. It teaches suc cessful self-treatment. A Card. Know all msn by these nres- ents, that if Micbael Quartz, or any other person, feels at all aggrieved ar Injured in character by anything written by me in the Kehool Report No. 5 of Creason school house lBal 1 aeny ntt1D had anysuch intention.' WM. McGorow Hemlock, Jan. 6, 1883. "AIUU HO KOBE, LADIES!" for Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" Is a Srompt and certain remedy for tha painful iiorders peculiar to your sex. By all drug gists. The Huntingdon Xv won't succeed In capturing many subscribers for its namesake away oat in Chicago unles it revises its fig ures to the extent of one thousand mills. Mother Swast's Worw Strtjp. Infalll- Me,Mitlese!iarniiesfl,cntnartie; Torrevorlsh- I rteM, rotr!iner, wwrms, iwnstrpatron. , I jlROKS rOR MARCH CO?RT. Following are the name of the Grand and Traverse Jurors who have been drawn to serve at the ensuing term of or County Court, eontmenolni? on tbe first Monday of March next : Z Bamhart Mick'U farmer. Upper Yoder two, Ccnnell Wm. H., clerk, W. ward.Ebensburjr. Dodsen William, farmer, Allegheny twp. Farabaugh Oiarlea. farmer, Blackliek twp. Flick vfilliam, carpenter, Loretto borough. Foekler A., painter. Fifth ward, Johnstown. Fritr. Dantel. farmer, Susquehanna two. Galhralth "Wut. L., farmer. Taylor twp. Hanson John, laborer, ad ward. Conereangh. Hay H. VC, clerk, UX ward. Johnstown. Huber Jacob A., farmer, Carroll township. Kirkpatrick James, fanner. Elder twp, Markley Franit, shearsman. Wood vale or. Miller T. C, faimer, Clearfield township. Mnrdock Alex., heater, 1st w'd, Johnstown, lliblett Joshua, farmer. Portage township. Roberts Owen, farmer, Suiwmerhill twp. Ross Levi, gentleman. 8th w'd, Johnatown. Rvan John, heater. Prospect borough. SkcViv John, farmer, Suinmerhill township. Taylor Frank, merchant. Prospect borough. Yarner Joseph, farmer. Crovle township. Yaughen Sam'l, blacksmith, 1st w'd, MII1- ville borough. Walters Christ., farmer. White townstiip. TRAVFRKK JUKY FIKPT WKF.K. Arthur Sam'l, carpenter. 3d w'd, Johnstown. Bannan John, farmer, Allegheny township. Berkev Geo., shoemaker, 6th w'd, Johnstown Bloch John, merchant. 3d ward, Johnatown. Bowser Jacob, blacksmith. Taylor twp. Bi Inker A. D., merehant. 2d w'd, Johnstown Bnrgoon Frank, carpenter, Portage Iwp. Clark Patrick, laborer, Taylor township. Cope A., carpenter, 2d ward, Conem'gh br. Cover Alex., farmer, Conemangh township. Croyle Joseph, farmer, Crovle townstiip. Edwards E. L.. Merchant, ."th ward, Johns town. Englehardt, Henry, blacksmith, 7th ward, Johnstown. Foueh Jonas, wagonmaker, Adams twp. Fonst, Isaac, butcher, Stoneycreek twp. Harris, W. W.. farmer, Jackson twp. Harshberger, Hiram, laborer, Upper Yoder township. Herdman, John, laborer, Coopersrtale. Hopfer Philip, lumberman, Portare twp. Horner D. J.. farmer, Stoneycreek twp. Humphreys E. J., teamster, W. ward, Eb- ensburg. Kelly .John, laborer, Washington township. Kinnev John, clerk, 2d ward. Johnstown. Kline C. P., machinist, East Conemaugh. Koontzman Lawrence, farmer, Allegheny townshin. Leib Casper, merchant, Barr township. Litzinger C. Ti., teamster. 1st ward, Cone maugh borough. Litzinger John, teaener. Clearfield twp. Lnther C, farmer, Carroll township. Mardis Gen. C, farmer, Biaekliek twp. MeCombie Chas., farmer. Elder township. McConnell Wm., grocer, Washington twp. Miller Christian, carpenter, Grnbbtown bor. Miller M. B , farmer, Richland township. Miller Solomon, carpenter, Grubhtown bor. Murphy James, miner, 1st w'd. Millviila bor. Murray Mich'l, laborer, 2d w'd, Conemangh. NsiTle Michael, farmer. Dean township. O'Friel II. T., merchant, Loretto borough. Owens J. A., fireman, 1st w'd, Millville bor. Priest Jas.. watchman. Woodvale borough. i Sanker Anthony, farmer, Allegheny twp. i Strayer John, heater, 1st Wrl, Camhria bor. 1 Stntzman Jacob, farmer. Upper Yoder twp. i Ward Jas., laborer, 1st w'd. Cambria bor. I Washburn James, boss. Protpect borough, i Weakland Isaac, farmer, Carroll township, i Welsgarver John, miller, 1st ward, Johnst'n. TRTEME .TCHY PECONT) WEEK. P-omgardner Simon, laborer, Richland twp. Burns Francis, blacksmith. Gallitrin bor. Carpenter J. F., peddler, Johnstown bor. Conrad Anthony J.. farmer, Allegheny twp. Cover Amos, farmer, Tavlor township. Douglass John, farmer, Allegheny twp. Flinn Wm., merchant. Portage towmhin. FreidhorT nenry, bricklayer, Lower Yoder township. Freidhoff Joseph, carpenter, 3d ward, Cone maugh borough. Gettyt G. W., carpenter. 7th w'd, .TohnntowD Gorman John, sawyer, E. ward, Ehensburg. orani vv m.. moorer. wo, Uonemaugh. ! Griffin Jas., merchant, 2d w'd, Cambria bor. ' Griffith X. B., farmer, Tavlor township, i Huber Wn. R., clerk, 1st w'd, Jnh-istown. j Keil J. S., farmer, Portgn township, j Kinnev reter. butcher, Wilmore borough. Krise Geo., farmer. Chest township. ' McGee, W G., teamster, 6th w'd, Johnstown 1 McGnire Michael, farmer. Richland twp. j Miller Isaac P , farmer, Upper Yoder twp. i Morris Rob't II., farmer. Barr township, j Murray Chas., laborer. Sd w'd. Conemangh. j Porter .las. A., teacher, Snsouehanna twp I Ramland Elias, farmer, Blac'klick township. ! Rosenhamer John, farmer, Cambria twp. Rayley Geo., machinist, 1st w'd, Millville. Raymend John, laborer, Richland twp. j Reed Samuel, farmer, Blacklick township. Rorabaugh nenry, laborer, Croyle twp. nutlertge Irvin, Justice, 6th w'd, Johnstown R?an James, farmer. Chest township. Seanlan J. V., clerk, 3d ward, Johnstown. eign John, merchant, Lower Oder twp. Sharp John, foreman, Munster township. Sheibine Philip, farmer, Summerhill twn. Schettig Henry, farmer, Cambria township. Shwadorer Geo. J., brewer, Washington townnhip. Smith J. P., gardener. Grnbbtown borough. . ouyuer Aioeri, dairyman, Taylor township, j Storm Augustine, farmer, Clearfield twp. , Strayer Solomon, farmer, Taylor township. ! Stutzman Stephen, farmer. Upper Yoder j township. i Thomas Benjamin, machinist, 1st w'd, Mill ville. j Weakland Mlch'I, fanner, Susquehanna twp. ; W eakland Thomas, innkeeper, Carroll twp. ' Westbrook N. H. eonstnMa Pnrion Zolen Michael, shoemaker. Carrolltown bor. ORIGINAL POETRT. THE KEY OF LIFE. 'TI Mid that ('lancl Inerabll Maintains ttiit present life la all. Hut more insertion is no prenf, Ae aure at Satan wan a hoof; "or wo can say on t'other hand There is a dreadful florr land. Now let the uallant Colonel brlnjr Stroa arguments to prove the thins . Tor 'ti? a wcttihty circumstance. And ane Unit fhoul.in't stand a ehaaee, lo pais a hearer) like Christian folk. Or In eternal Ore and smoke! for, that we all lire now, 'tis furs And eertain te the Torien boer. INow, whato'er called u? en tail stairs. A I uy belns to enxne, l;ht still prolong our llren hereafter: V".r ,n,nti"K thns need oauae no launatsr. !'""n.' man sy new we oouldn't I.lve an hereafter ! Na, he shouldn't t tor whate'er hrouxht us on this far t onld atill drive on the eternal oar. iMsproyc th' assertion 1 don't fear it I n t life comes n.-xt to that ol spirit: Ana why should tats irreat nnlverte All end and vanish with the hoarse t pn sun. the mooa. the plnnets shiae i tie stars are marshaled Into time, Aprt eomets rnsh with mating train i nrouKhoot the hosts in fpeed amain . ot one part jars upon the other, yne star doth not his neighbor bother: All movps, one tnlnltty, Krand maohlne, And net on e rebel sun is seen : i is plain from this there is some great plan. jni not the least In It la man. "t, this fair orb to contemplate Through ether Bowl tat- uatoht weight. Her land and-water checkered face. Her landscapes drawn with wondrous grace Her mountains, clouds, and loresu grand iter flora spread on every hand ; Her animated belnf, too. That nn, earth, air. and heaven Mae : All laws of water, air anal land, ttts everything or. every hand. Tis not but wisdom everywhere, ra blemish mars hor features fair; T hen what should a Iter Wisdom's plan In cutting short the lite of man T Is t foolishness, eternal life In anlverre. with belnif r'feT Is man unworthy of the boon Waen he ran mete and woigh th maen t Would it not be lne;.tnes quite, To snuff such being into night 1 w, hat should live always senseless matter t l hat would prefer tbe worse to better 1 That's plainly out ol Wisdom's way. As sure as night precedes the day I Hat there Is given a wondrous key That ajiens up life's mystery : The W ord Trophetlo. shown te men. The i knewle.ine of tha Spirit's ken : A chart of life's wido ocean vast, Which shows the headlands of the part. . . main ,"'le nd snores w ses. I n te the pert. Eternity I This Is td word : what needs rrantnera To guide him to th- eternal shore T t ie,Vf v ''on. and earth, and sea,. To oi-e tbe t'owersc? The Key To Immortality was given. 4nl5 T",M-to men ,rorn Heaven ! The different creeds we contemplate ; Their number now Is truly great. Were Introduced by Sln'dark night For man at first was formed in light. ' V".."'"'""' 'rora presence oat And then ne Brst began to doubt And wander, gropinif in the dark, w ithout an aim. without a mark. All Heathen Syst'ms are. in sootk But grotesque shadows of the Truth I Mahomet's rise you plainly see w lthin the ureat Inspired Key The ninth of Kovehitlon shows ' from whence the smoke of Islam rasa Dbseurfrig all the Christian ligt. And rbadowlng men's souls In niah Th, prophet d.d on Patmos w"t.g Of i,rccn and Turkish blight : Thil.r;1 ,.b"r"'ning untomTn. Tnl. lnle (.stance plainly shows 0e?n "rl!'"'?. "hla woo.. Ci.r7 . inspired pen . oovinelnulj as thousands tea. i A. D. H. 2 fr PrePa-ed -Kprsssiy to enVe and w ,1 Uf.dch of an kind, NuralgTa Ner sness and Dyspenai. Prn.!,K-'Af" eure yous .m.brhhvsini.:.' a.uvra ana en- - ' - v, ri.iht .1 For "the Happiness of Home. 'lrryaan- Homo t m " Coattalailna; the Wllaai f Exneriene e. ItrT-ti'i 'JV' Ptnlr' of ,h' T'tern. from L,'."' I,Hre infl..ene.s r. In s " , " " "Twitnsi to meet expenses. 1 1 ?r,rr.'"tPT taT" "nd to" tb'lr marks - she..t.;ith' M -laif In the-Threa "Men must work, and women must weep." bb.Vrm'-i'lfer '' dne'Lhi."","!-! n,, '""frest and pleasure In the nle.r I of mr,T"r kin'': "henee strength i ." ,ra!!tw""hy "r.lc to rive help and CT0 , v" r2 "A" r',,'T", ""-ean- t'hSh' V;-r,- r"T "f ,"' ,"tennarT M. E. mlsTon Tonr- "h"" " " "er p.r- .n'a1c'.T.,'An?I'',, "'"oRti Toir In mt family, and can MT thMt we re hi!shy with u J. ,.Fm mT "fr.erience of it. valne. I ro cernmend It s. reliable family medicine." iir, nine; nrst. I A RKF.li'S trfXOKR ToIC f '"" "f fiinorr : second, it rmntmint ?,Zl.nV...rr",,"n !-"' for intoriraling fria; r ! '"'""'"i h "il th r'ninmtire formllvrk ntff'r from Anorirrr X.ifr nr Kirlnr,,,; or any die . '' a Hnn from initin'ttitm nr impiirr blood. As cept no substitute rr it. Price.. SOe. and SI per ZZ, ? 1 i,'hnncrto buv the larger slie. Hu coi at t'o.. ISew York. Mrcn yon Tiavc heard abont old -anta flans. Hnt n.mghf, ! think of his irood.ntnrcd wlfo.T And I must tell you of her. dean, because In swcet'ninif lire lurion she spend, ber life, hhe s small and plump, her eves are brown and bright. nd in a cave she lives that's foil ol tovs. w here, with her .erv.int-elro. from morn till night She's hnsy working for the arirN an.l boys. The bollilavs arc over, but thev will come sgatn. Meantime. Mrs. Santa t'bm wi'll arramfo things tor the snceessfnl advent or her hn Sand a Tear hence. We have note from her which reads: Hear children when von rnt to buv boats or shoes, go to S. Rlumenthnl... mo Eleventh avo nne, Altiwna.'" Ho sells the best Head tbts. ye wealthy bncholorsand remember : The homes that are desolate, Hcnrrs that are sad Io something for some one, Make somebody glad. In other wor.I. get married. Then, ono port ef ycur mission on earth havinir been performed do another aroo.1 deed. TtofT that shabhv salt of clothes yon wear and go to Jas. J. Murphy's. 109 f'llnton street. .Tehnstown. and get something at ence .casonable and serviceable. He deal, la only the be.t riiiality of goods, and sells low down In the figures. o A r.tTTt.K bird "at on a cherry Hmt. And a dear little maiden Il.fened to him. For each word of his sonjr. thonh loud arid olear Was meant for nobody ele'r ear: weet ! Sweet ho said, "you'll surely asre The man the head of the house hou'd be." The man who Is the bead of the house Is the man who snv to bis wife: 'Thee bovs of ours when thev want new elothlnr. af wo to the Now York l-lotblng Hall, no Main street. Johnstown for they sell better and eheaner koo.Is there than elsewhere!" A large stock on hand, which must be cleaned ont soon to make room for spring goods. ITAI.XrT I.F.AF HAIR RKKTORIR. It Is entire r different from all others, it Is as elear as water, end. as Its name Indicate., Is a per fect Vca-etahle Hair Restorer. It will Immediate ly tree the head from all dandrnff. restore gTav hntr to Its natural color, and produce anewgrewtb where it ha taller ofT. It docs not in any manner affect the health, which Snlpbnr. ?ngar of Toad and Nitrate or Silver preparations have don It will ehanire light or fadod hair In a tew davs tn a beautiful glnssr brown. Ask vourdmg gtt for It Faeb bottle l warranted. !viTf, IimliCo Wholesale A irnts. Philadelphia.' and HiU St RviKRL, Msw Ynrlt. fa-o,.y,f HTJIESFAI.. I ih A HHA KTRKPATTtlfK. Married at the C! hurch of the Holv Name, this place, on Tuesday morning, January o. lfs.l. rv Hev. rather Walsh Mr. MicwAgi. O'Harua and MUs TictniiA Kibk riTSin. both of this place. flKOROE HOHAUflH. At tho-resldenee et the bride's parents. In Wilmore. on !. 2t ltts by Rev. .T. S. Miller. Mr. Washimtow (Ibobub and Miss Emma Kobafoh, both or Wilmore. .. . j nTzi A DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTTCP!. a- T"tae ot Htm Torrgn. deeeated. letters of administration on ho estate ot Henry Tenner, lata of Adams township, deceased having been granted to the andersirnd. all persons In debted te said estate are harehv notified that pay ment most bo made without delav and those having elalms against the same will present them ,iuj,riij nuiiiBn'Tinn ror settlement JOHN H. TOPPER , Administrator. Wlltnoro, Jan. i ls, -t. A miTOTr XOTTCE. Th nnder- a. aiened having been appointed AnSltor to distribute f:mds In the bands of Evan M. Davis Executor of David M Dnvls. deceased, hereby gives notice that ho will sit at hie office. In Ebens bnrg. on Thur$dov. tht 1st d a v of Tihruam 4 D J'"S. for the purposa ef attending to the dnties of n appointment, wnsn ana where all person having claims must present them or be debarred from coming In on said fnnd. A. V. HARKEK. Auditor. Ebensburg. Jan. 11, lS3.-3t. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The under signed having been appointed Auditor to distribute the funds in tbe hands of Sylvester M Kentle. Administrator ol. Thomas Brookbank. de ceased, hereby rives netfee that bo will sit at his office. In Eben'hurg. at 1 o'clock p. v., on Pridiy. fic "nf rfay o) Vrbninn. A. T. I. for the vmrposo of sttendfnir to tbe duties of his appointment, when and where all persons having claims mnst present them, or bo debarred from coming In on said fnnd. A V. HAKKEK, Anoltor. Ebensburg. Jan. tl. ls.-st. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. The under signed having been appointed Auditor to distribute the funds In the bands ef Edward Roo ney, Eveentor of the last will and testament of James f'olllns. late of the borona-b ol Tnnnelhlll, deceased, hereby gives notlee that he will sit at Ms office. In Ebensburg. at 2 o'clock, p. jr., on Tii'tdav. th' S"th tan of Jtinvrv. A. ). 1S1, for tha pnrpose of attending to the duties et his appoint ment, when and where all oersons having claim must present them, or be debarred from eomlngln on said fund. A. V. BARKER. Auditor. Ebensburg. .Tsn. 11, !R3.-st. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat ter of the second and parrlal aceonnt of John A. Blair and John I.loyd. Assignees of N. J. rreldbofT. Having been appointed Auditor to ropert distri bution of tho funds In the hands of the Assignees, notice Is hereby given that Ijwlll attend to tho du ties of said appointment at the Arbitration Boom In tho Court House. In Ebensbnrg. on Turstfay. Fro runry . .t., at p. at., when and where all In terested may attend. F. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor. Ebensbnrg, Jan. la, 1 S'l.-.1t.. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the mat tot of the second and final account of Paul MeKenna and Julius Eger, Kxeoutors of James Mehaffey. Having boon appointed Auditor to report distri bution of the menoy In the hands of the said Ex ecutors, notcle l hereby given that I will attend to the duties of nay said appointment at tbe Arbl. tratlon Room In the Oonrt House. I o Ebensburg, on Wednnrlay, Vetrruary 7. IMS, at t o'clock, p. nr., whoa and wkera ail Interested mar attend. V. A. SHOEMAKER, Auditor. . Ebensbnrg, Jan. 1J. 18S. et. AUDITOR'TnOTTCE. The under plgned auditor, appointed by tho Orphans' Court of Cambria County, to distribute fnnds 1a tho bands of F. J. Christy. Executor of Francis X. Chtisty. deceased, as shown by his final account, to and amongst tbe parties entitled to reoelve the same, hereby vivos notloe that be will sit at his ol flce, In Ebensburg;, on Monday, January torn, Itfij, at 1 o'clock, p. if ., for the purpoeo of attending to the dnties of said appointment, at which time and place all persons Interested may attend if they see proper. A I A" IN EVANS, Auditor. Ebensburg. Jan. 11. 18V3.-SI. UDITOR'S NOTICE. Tha under- signed auditor, aj, pointed by tho Orphans' Court of Cambria County, to report distribution of the funds in the hands of Oliver Westover, Exen utox of Joseph C. Wegtover, deceased, to and nmong tbe parties Interested, hereby gives notice that he will sit in the Arbitration Room, in tbe Court House, In Ebensburg, on Monday, February fth. 1R33, at 1 o'cloek. p. ar for tho purpose of at tending to tbe duties ot said appointment, st which time and plaee all persons interested may attend If they see proper. ALVIN EVANS. Auditor. r Ebensburg, Jan. 12. lS83.-St. UDITOR'S NOTICE. The tinder signed andttor, appointed by the Orphans Court of Cambria county to report distribution of the fnnd in tho hands of R. K. Dlgnan, adminis trator of Matthew Dlgnan. deceased, as shown by his first and final aeeount. hereby notifies all par ties Intesested that he will nit at the Arbitration Koom. in the Court Honso, Ebensburg, on 7vn. day, the Wth day of January, JSS, at ono o'clock, p. at., for the purpose of attending to the duties of hu appointment, at which time and plaee all per sona interested may attend if thev see proper. M. D. KITTBUTu, Auditor. Ebensburg. Jan. 11. l83.-t. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. I thi Conrr of Oonxow rt-kAS ox Cam bria Oouktt. Tn th' mutter of the account J. A, Shoemaker, Aisignee ef Robert Glllan. And now, to wit. the sixth dav of December, A. D. IBM. M. 1). Kittell appointed Auditor to pass on exceptions Alert, etc. By the Court In pursuance of the nMve appointment, I will ait at tho Arbitration Room. In the Court House, Ebensburg, on Tunday. the eiahth day of February. A. D. 1W3. at one o'clock p. it., to attend to aald duties, at which time and place all persons Inter ested may attend if thev see proper. M D. KITT ELL., Andltor. Ebensburg, Jan. 11, iss..st. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Iw t CorxT ox Comwow Plsas er Caar asu ContTT.-h the matter of tht afientd estate of H. J. Hadt for the benefit ef crediton. " And now, to wit. the 3rd day of Janaary, 1BW. Asrln Evans appointed Auditor to ascertain and report the amount due ail persons claiming a pre ference out of tho assigned estate for tho wages ot labor. By the Court. In pursnance of tho above appointment, I will (It at my office, In Ebensburg. en H erinrtday. Jan uary 311. ISSS, at 1 o'clock, r. at., to attend to the dnties contained in the above order of Court, at which time and place all pe-sons Interested tnav attend if they see proper ALVIN EVANS. Ebensburg. Jan. 12, H$S.-"t. Andltor. ioooi i,Z T:,rnI" gravinte the ten.lareot whPi" their - I !,v' Fr it all irood men labor last thonJLW7k'BC,!;lr aTui ronnd itth.ir done bngcr lovingly when those davs aro Its ' wn Th.??" ! ""v ar.r.roch In praetloo nou.eT",. ' mr "rertsx.d with be?chUdr.n ""-k.,"1:!""' fining M WetA1"-1 ''"'--. nhts the outsd. AT WANAMAKER'S Visitors to Philadelphia are invited to visit the store, whether to see or to buy. Your parcels are checked ; a waiting-room is provided, where you may rest with larJKes and children; guides conduct you througn the house, or you wander at will; there are many things ol interest to see, and a wel come. For two years, perhaps, we have had the richest, largest, most varied and most exhaus tive collection of dress-goods in Philadelphia. Before that, we may have had the largest, and even the most exhaus tive, but perhaps not the richest. The slowest trade to come to a new merchant is the trade of luxury. It is the slowest to change from one to another. But it docs change. We may say our dress goods of all sorts are at about their highest now. aWrod and third eircloa, Southeast from eeuler. Silks of all sorts have come; and never were silks more acceptable. And these words have a meaning here beyond any they could have elsewhere; because of the greater variety of wants tha look to us for supply. We must have all accepted styles, and all the approved quali ties of those styles; and, as to colors, can you think of one that we can do without? A store that has only one class of trade can get along with comparatively few silks. Which vstock would you rather buy out of? fext on ter circle, south sctrasce to main building. Two damask towels at 15 and 18 cents may serve to show what we eain bv buv- ing of the makers. The very same towels are in the whole sale trade in New York at about 21 and 22 cents, which means at least 25 cent3 at retail. We are not going to say that all our retail prices are below New York wholesale; nothing of the sort. " More than one swallow to make a summer." But where such towels are to be got for 1 5 tents is a good place to look for bed and table-linen, and all the other linens. That's what we mean exactly; it's true, too. - Outer circle City-hall sous-re sntranesx A very wide and surpris ing,v good navy-blue twilled flannel for 50 cents; 45-inch. Do you remember a 35 cent flannel for 25 cents, of which we had 18,000 yards last fall? Afterward we got 7,000 yards more of it; and a little of it is left yet. That is 23-inch. This wide flan nel is fully as good as that. Third circle, southeast from eentor. All the warmer sorts of underwear are ready; for men, women and children; thick-cotton, merino, wool, and silk. All the sorts need ed for all sorts of people with all sorts of notions; and, for people who want it; there is quite a little wit about underwear to be pick ed up at the counter. Where else would you look for it ? Not in books surely; for goods are changing all the time; and so get ahead of books. West cf a made, ISIS Cbeaaaat i treat sonnies, Johj WaNAMAIER, Philadelphia. 0aatau, Thlrtcwntn, Varket anrt Junipos aooeasjfcla by horns ears Cram everrwbera. DONATIONS ron Tare SUFFERERS by Tan FLOODS GERMANY and AUSTRIA Will be received and forwart9d, FllEE cf CUJLRGE8, 9y LOUIS MOESER & CO., riBEIGI FTE1IS1IP ill BAISIKG AGEITS. 1A2 SMITHFIELD Street, BOX 304, PITTSBU RGs IV- representatives of Edwd Birris. dee'il : ;.,, .n ino, icst will he hetd at the 1 SMC Uiliic. vw - - .- - - . . . . u D..I. laajMt In 1 fi late ro5iaeuoe ot r.u w.m uvj,., .v... . - - -.,1 I w, I. mn tt Af I iMiirl, on lownMnii 01 i ' n vii. 111 v" j ' Hondar. the 2e Ur of february ",it ,wo e does in 100 iiiwnwu m-i . - pose of maklna: partition of tho real estate of tho said ocrnwso v - - -- repreicntatlTes, If tho same can be tf-ne without prejudice to or spotllno; of the whole ; oUierwlse to .J . 1 k. aaawaaa asasftrrl nr tl ISW. at t traiue ana PIt-. ",ZZS hiu.. srBicn time aua pijv v h J.... d.A. LUTHF.R. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Eboashera;. Jan. U. ltSS.-St. XARM FOR SALE. The undersign- S ed offers his farm in . amun mile senth ol tDensnunt. i F""" moderate terms. Said farm contains 1SJS aerst, between SO and of which are eloared. and har Ins: thereon a Kood nii bocpb aad aawa bah. The land ' n'1 the" " an bnId,'f if a-fle and eherrr trees oa th. premises J Is. sold hefore the 1st ef Bert April the farm will Jen bo for rent. For funnel .articular, eall on era, litres JAJlfc Ml t.BI, Jso T. ! Tl. IM3.-SHm. EboBbarg. Pa. A Few Frozen Facts JV. lonf? n.nd m.otl"'3 tiilrsar experler; drs it possjiVl lor ;;;; GODFREY WGEEES:' NEXT DOOB TO TI1E TOST-OFFICE, AUTx::::: 'it t o" To fit sststl pl04xs tivbeSv 1st CLOTMXa. 1 ..... msertinti loe. per line : each hat absolutely ths very . per line. BEST RBADY-MADIS CLOTHING INTi! Tli e Best because it is the Finest. f3r-' The Best because it is Better Made. The Best because it is Better Fitting. The Best because it is Lower in lrios. Tli 3 real goodneii of our Clotliinif lai manN feiat. "W keep tlio Harris Globe Mills, or Ray Worsted Goods. lleattaj-ttKide in Men'. and Boy' lothintj. There is NONE BETTER for WEAR. Nowhrrt) Isa j there tuch a muperb sfoefc of rilk-llned, elegantly aha peA, foreign fabric. orERVOAlS. The evlortng are beautiful ami attractive beyonl description. Clothing for Young' Men and Boys. lite tame thoughtful attention it apparent in these department i, tht) stock being complete in the finest and most elegant garments. COMPARISON OF OUR STYLES AND PRICES SHOW HOW WELL Ol B P1TIOII lit IEKTID.' Underwear and Neckwear. We bare a splendid stock much of It Imported. Prices low. THE BRISK BUSINESS AT THE OLD STAND TUTIlirl TO TBI FACT TH AT OUR CLOTHING IS JUST WHAT THE PUBLIC DESIRKS, WHILB OIB ITSTE1 OF DOIJIO BrSINISS, HAVING BUT ONE PRICE AND GUARANTEEING SATISFACTION l'ROTKCTH THK BUYKH. We hare all our best goods manufactured to order, and our prices will b found lower than at any other respectable clothing "house. GODFREY WOLF S PIOHEER CLOTHING EF.1P0RIUL7. NEXT TO POSTOFFICE, ALTOONA, PA. JUT - 1 n - v i HILHDELPHIHnsLl 7 ' " it Th poeple ssnerallT (at what they make a market for. The damaBdud better Bwapprs, and mlthln the laH few years journalism has mad rapid strides. ihE 1 1MES, which, from the day ef lis frst lne. took; rilafe In the fri.tit rank of jirorresslTO journalism, has kept alone at the double jnlek. steri, and .-1 this time Is a beltt r newspaper than erer. It Is a iourna.1 that nerer sleeps and BTr take a bnliday. As there are Jf6 ilr, in the Tear, so there are S'ei issues of THE TIMES la a r"r. The week-day edition of THK TlMfcx is of four paces, bains In a form suitable for tho t.usy nan f,r the busy woman. The Sn.:y litica. of eight peg', eontalns a freat deal of the best mil rellany as well as all the news. Tha e.lHerinl street th i-f TH E Tl MES nred not be dwelt enon the fast thnt It Is outil more than any other paper In Amerioa Is snSeient erldeeee el Its ezse'lenee In th.it dlreotloe. Nor neod the typorraebieal suoarianiT be mure than mentioned for It is wldalnknowm as the bajtdsomeFt paper la the country." The Philadelphia Weekly Times rJoTcre a dlstlart field. Inte THE WKKKLT joes the eream ofthe .lally Issnes and at the same time It contains matter especially adapted to the want ef readers In erery pa'rt er Atnerlra. It elrculatea, a OrtvelMS family journal, in ererr st-t- and Terrlter. and It has subscribers In erery part et tbe world. The leading feature of THE WEEKLY Is the "aN'MU OK THE WAR." This department embraees chapters of unwritten history, contributed by prominent aetors tn the War ef tbe KebellloB, and it has become a reeogiiucd deposlaory of sneh matters whether from Pterthera er Hentbera seareee. xae inniui will do Kept rully ap the high standard ef former years. THE DAILY TIMK-TviIti Cents a week. Mill. eacajr-TIOxo, pestage free, Bti Pellars a year. FlfXyC'ents a monrh. THE wEJhKLY TIMES Tlfyslr eolamns of the chnleest readtns. especially prepared to meet Mke wan si at weekly newspaper readers. One copy, fi 00: Fire eoplas. S 00 ; Tea copies. S15.00: Twen- THE8USIAY EDITION LKutle sheet, e'Kht pare. Tae 1 w4ten eoaarlbute he Its column every week. Two Dollars a year. THE TIMES AX.MAT AO A Manual ef Pelltleal and Other laformaUon. raMlshad on tha Sleet ee Jaona.tr. erniy year. Tleen Cents a eepy. THE ANNAU or THE WAK-A rt.il oetaro Telaane of SO0 pases, beaatlfolly lllashrated. TfrTtten by Principal Partlclpontj In Di v.'ar. Worth and South. Prlee, SS.OO. . Auareea an letww and other eominunlcatlons Tims Bcildi, ST SJND TOB A SPECIMEN OOPT. A. SCHWAB'S LIYERY, SUE i BQARDIEIG STABLE, EBENSBURG , Pa. HAVIWtl leased the larsre aew Sfehle eeenaet ed with Heist's Veentaln Hense. the ender- Slirned Is prepared te furnish seed horse and the best ef turnouts te all persons wUhlnsj te he ae eemmodated In that way. none bnt Brst class lWery stock and substantial ratiieiet sept on nice. Haraaa earrlaare. hurries, waaoos. slelshs. etc.. kept en sale at mannrsetorert' prio. aad bene steek fed and takes care ef st moderate rates. armr- The patronare ef the public Is respectfully eellelted. Terms alwavs the lowest Offlee opob daTandnlsht. JOHN A. SCHWAB. Ebensbnra. Jan. S. ISKS.-m. EXECUTORS' NOTICE. Estate ef Emawtki. Basr.Ltsa, dee'd. Harlsr been srranted letters testamentary ea the estate ef Emanuel Fralller. late ef Jaeksnn tewnchlp. deeeasod. tho nnderslrncd herehy nntl fT a'l persons Indebted te said estate that tmme iflat payment must be made, and thoe harior elalms er demands aaraJntt the same ere requeues teDreseatthem In proper lore i term tor tettiemeat. ' .... . . . , . r r i k iMl'EL BKALUF.E, txeentsrs. Ehensburr. Jan. 13. 18M.-3t. EXECTTTOR'S NOTICE. Estate r.f Cw a at. bh HhiMit, dee'd. Hariri hoon aranten letters testa mer larr on the estate of Chat let Fr-n!lr. late of Allegheny tewDshlp, deeeatod. the ende'slgned herety nftl. Bes all persons Indebted te said estate that Imme diate payment must be made, and those harms elalms or demands aramst tbe same are requested te preeent tnem IB proper lerai rorm Tor settle ment. JOSEPH HOOVE, Ezeeuter. Allegheny Twp.. Jan. s, isss.-t. EXECUTRIX NOTICE. Estate ef O. I). Pbaplbt, deceased. Letters testamentary to the ettare of Cart. Den. Bradley, late of Oallltxtn borourh. deceased. hae been istnea te tne nnaersirsed. who hereby netl net ait per o in inneetea to said estate that fer ment must be made without delay, and those tier. Ins elalms or demands aralnst the same'shonid Breseat;tbem properlr prorstertf'.r settlement. rr.-Anr.i n k a ULt r , Kzeeutrlx fTalllUlB, Jan. S. ISSS.-eu ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. Estate of Jnmri lill.l H decaated Letters ef administration on the esrateof .Intmh Blllor. lateof Oallltaln borough. leme1. htrlnr been rranted te the nndertiirned. entice la harahr srtrea to ail persons In'lehtr.l to said ettate that prompt ptrment mut be made, and thete Sarinw oiei m or uiiBinqi irKinit ire tame win present present them lera'ly anthenttcatcl fr settlement . i. t. in L-i.r n, AeaiBuirtuiI, Oallltstn, Jan. S, 1SM.-St. wi.nAz tAiiLt. Mravci from a pasture Beld near the Rnckhoro Tsrern, la niair county, some time Inrlnr the past snmmer four head of yonif cattle, desorlbed as tollowg: One white nuley heifer, one small red bull, with white face, and two red steers. Any Information tbattwtll lead to the reeorervfef aadl etn wm be thankfully reeelred ani llberallr roei'dtl by Jan. 8, ll.-at. Altoona, Pa. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. The nndertlrned offer at prlrate tale a two story frame bouse and lot of rroon.1, sltnate ea Meln Ifra.r In 1 rmttei KnvA,.K T-. k tains ten rooms, aad the let has a rood aprlea ef pure water upea It. Tor terms e'.. cn en er ad dress 8. fc E. VAT'tlHT. Ian. , lltt -in. Lorette P. O. for doing Buy-- t JfO .. . .. ..fro .. . .. 18 0 40.00 rtdv. c ef any eo ' ewei IT 1 1. ieetjnil M tail nJtan V. I II r-il'n.l fUtrft, 111 1 Ills . aite1ia- st known and most eeempllhe4 pottage free. Slafle copies. Tear as THK TIMES, CsMTurr abb Eiobtb Stbbbts, PsiLaPBLrsnA. U-1S 4t. CHICAGO WEEKLY HEWS -AD TH B - Ctimbria Freeman T0H $2 PER TEAR, Postage Inch2elr Till i TliriKLI LITTLl EMI tLillS. ta chioaso wmxT rrwi ta rreoa-raeed mm a paper aneurpaeeeel s ajl tha rsQtlremtcts af Azaerleaa iovraaJIam. It stands eoBaptewotAa aanoaeT the tnetrepoUtaa Je tune-la oe tbe ootintrr aa a eocaplata Jrsarpapas, la tbe tsatter ef telerrapMe aarrleo, fcawtna- tbe sdrsntar of eoasectloa wrlth the raves CO DAfir HMWS, is baa e.t Ite oomntnl aOl tha Alepatehaa of tba "VTeaterBi Asaaelatad Preee, peeldea a wery azteaslra awrrlea of Bpeelal TW aa-ratae from aJLl Isarortaat points. Aa a arsr It baa no atipertor. Xt la If Dipt KDSHT la PoUtloa, pre. eeBttasT all Politloel Hews free froaa pBrttaan tolaa or oelorlsr, aJa4 abso lutely without foaa- er fa war sta te paxtioB. It ta, la tba fullest eenee, a yAJfflLT PAFHR. Baeb Isaue eenUlas eewerej CCHPLFTtO S TOB I tS. a SSKIAL ST0MT a,f absorblnr Interest, aad a rteh warlatT of condeneed note a ea Faabiona, Art, Indaetriee, Literature, Setanoa, ota.. eto. Zta Karkat Qnotatlona ra eone. Plata, and te ba relied tipom. Xt ta ttaanrpaaaed aa aa Batarprta ln. Pure tad TVuetwrortBY GEXnsX fAwar KMWspapmm. Oar eperlal Club blnsj Ttrnu brtaST it within tha ruck of all. Specimen ooplae caaw fee) snap at this offloe. "8nd anbacriptlona to thla ofBeew 1794. 1N82. T. W. DICK, AQEKT FOB TBI OLD HARTFORD FIRE IiSUR W C03JT. COMMENCED BUSIHsVta 1794. Ebeashare;. Jaly n. 19x A BEAUTIFUL COLORED EN irrarlnrof the late Prestdeat Crarfleld and his Oablnet. eoaUlnins mil lw pictures of the President. Blaine Wlndom. Lloeoln. Hoot, Mte- Tearh. Klrkwoed and James. It It printed In IS colors and worth doable Ike prlee. This picture asuaJ'y retails at 7 ecnta. nt to any tooreets receipt of SO ceU. ChromoCard r.DenDur. dOr. eaBal COvOttWltrreB. i da tbime-e1Jree, Or' f acjejiaVSTi uif er?A ssBaBat I ei-J I 1 J t I J ' I r i I i t If I ; f! if few
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